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Grace Da Maren Guelph Guitar Repair posted a new post. 5 weeks ago
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Scott St. Dennis Harpeth Guitar Restoration, LLC replied to the discussion Gig Bag Storage in the forum Quick Questions 5 weeks ago
I alternate hard case, gig bag, hard case, gig bag standing upright
Jorge Rodríguez Spiral Sun Guitars and John Krogstad (Rookie) -
Matt Stevens replied to the discussion Quieting a mini switch in the forum Quick Questions 5 weeks ago
Reply to Quieting a mini switch
Awesome!! Thanks friend. I appreciate the response!
Glenn Cummins G Cummins Guitars, Ben Miranda and Brandon Forsyth Fret Tec, LLC -
Jeremy Blake Blake Guitar Company started the discussion Gig Bag Storage in the forum Quick Questions 5 weeks ago
Has anyone come up with a good way to store gig bags in their shop? I have a pretty good system for cases but when instruments come in gig bags they’re trickier to store. Especially if I’m working on the instrument, the empty bag just doesn’t seem to store well.
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Working for Free- When and Why?
Working for Free as a luthier? When and Why?
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Ian Davlin The Looth Group posted an update 5 weeks ago
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A while back I did a video of cleaning up a scan with one of the newer scanners. I cant remember which one now. Bottom line is that the scans are brute force vert clouds and are very heavy and still fairly dirty. If you are interested using them, I would get used to the idea of using a program, like Blender, that is designed for mesh modeling.
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It’s a pleasure Jorge, dont hesitate if you need more help!
Cheers,
Giuliano
Cormac Doyle -
My knowledge is about 10 years old.
Back then, it was the quality of the software, and not the hardware, that determined the success of the scan. But, my experience was limited to what my employer used.
Konrad Woszczyk Dagton Guitars and Jorge Rodríguez Spiral Sun Guitars -
Anyone use a 3D scanner to make models for printing, or CNC? I’ve noticed a number of inexpensive scanners on the market that appear to be an able to scan with fine detail and accuracy. I’ve wondered if they could be used to scan a guitar neck, or arch top mandolin plate to then cut on a CNC after tweaking in a CAD program.
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